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Presidents - Cumulative
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George Washington (Year)
1789-1797
George Washington (VP)
John Adams
John Adams (Year)
1797-1801
John Adams (VP)
Thomas Jefferson
Thomas Jefferson (Year)
1801-1809
Thomas Jefferson (VP)
Aaron Burr
James Madison (Year)
1809-1817
James Madison (VP)
George Clinton
James Monroe (Year)
1817-1825
James Monroe (VP)
Daniel Tompkins
John Quincy Adams (Year)
1825-1829
John Quincy Adams (VP)
John Calhoun
Andrew Jackson (Year)
1829-1837
Andrew Jackson (VP)
John Calhoun & Martin Van Buren
Martin Van Buren (Year)
1837-1841
Martin Van Buren (VP)
Richard Johnson
William Henry Harrison (Year)
1841
William Henry Harrison (VP)
John Tyler
John Tyler (Year)
1841-1845
John Tyler (VP)
None
James Knox Polk (Year)
1845-1849
James Knox Polk (VP)
George Dallas
Zachary Taylor (Year)
1849-1850
Zachary Taylor (VP)
Millard Fillmore
Millard Fillmore (Year)
1850-1853
Millard Fillmore (VP)
None
Franklin Pierce (Year)
1853-1857
Franklin Pierce (VP)
William King
James Buchanan (Year)
1857-1861
James Buchanan (VP)
John Breckinridge
Abraham Lincoln (Year)
1861-1865
Abraham Lincoln (VP)
Andrew Johnson
Andrew Johnson (Year)
1865-1869
Andrew Johnson (VP)
None
Ulysses Grant (Year)
1869-1877
Ulysses Grant (VP)
Schuyler Colfax & Henry Wilson
Rutherford Hayes (Year)
1877-1881
Rutherford Hayes (VP)
William Wheeler
James Garfield (Year)
1881
James Garfield (VP)
Chester Arthur
Chester Arthur (Year)
1881-1885
Chester Arthur (VP)
None
Grover Cleveland (Year) (1st Term)
1885-1889
Grover Cleveland (VP) (1st Term)
Thomas Andrew Hendricks
Benjamin Harrison (Year)
1889-1893
Benjamin Harrison (VP)
Levi Parsons Morton
Grover Cleveland (Year) (2nd Term)
1893-1897
Grover Cleveland (VP) (2nd Term)
Adlai Stevenson
William McKinley (Year)
1897-1901
William McKinley (VP)
Garret Hobart & Theodore Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt (Year)
1901-1908
Theodore Roosevelt (VP)
Charles Fairbanks
William Howard Taft (Year)
1909-1913
William Howard Taft (VP)
James Schoolcraft Sherman
Woodrow Wilson (Year)
1913-1921
Woodrow Wilson (VP)
Thomas Riley Marshall
Warren Harding (Year)
1921-1923
Warren Harding (VP)
Calvin Coolidge
Calvin Coolidge (Year)
1923-1929
Calvin Coolidge (VP)
Charles Dawes
Herbert Hoover (Year)
1929-1933
Herbert Hoover (VP)
Charles Brent Curtis
Franklin Roosevelt (Year)
1933-1945
Franklin Roosevelt (VP)
John Garner, Henry Wallace, & Harry Truman
Harry Truman (Year)
1945-1953
Harry Truman (VP)
Alben Barkley
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Analyze How The Federalist Explains American Government Analyze how The Federalist papers such as Number 10 explain the principles of the American constitutional system of government. Also, analyze and evaluate the validity of counterarguments to Madison's views. Use the quote below and valid primary and secondary sources about The Federalist Number 10 to write a paragraph explaining how it supports the principles of the American system of government. Consider the following questions to support your response: What was Madison responding to in writing The Federalist Number 10? What counterarguments does Madison make about dealing with special interests that are held by a minority of citizens? A majority? How do Congressional powers relating to electoral duties play into Madison 's concerns about "factions"?
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